Sentence examples for be insufficient for practical from inspiring English sources
However, the linear modeling form in the Cox model may be insufficient for practical applications, especially when there are a large number of risk factors under investigation.
In many application areas, however, production output of cellular factories falls significantly short of what is theoretically possible and may be insufficient for practical implementation.
Cu-ZSM-5 has fairly high NOx reduction activity but its durability is insufficient for practical use.
However, the emission currents from conventional FE cathodes with a large vacuum gap, usually larger than hundred micrometers, are insufficient for practical and realistic electronic applications, and the large operating voltages are far too high for being integrated into the standard CMOS electronic devices.
It is possible in principle to reimplement HDF5 in Java, and partial implementations already exist, but they are insufficient for practical use at this time.
The development of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) confers a high risk of mortality in primary Sjögren's syndrome (pSS) patients, but the sensitivity and specificity of proposed lymphoma predictors are insufficient for practical use.
However, the economic information in all except one [ 16] of these reports is insufficient for practical clinical use owing to the limited setting, such as clinical trials and controlled studies.
The demand for clear and practical "cookbook" type CPGs can be insufficient for the implementation of EBM [ 19, 35] at least as a method and attitude for searching and appraising the best for patients' care.
Also, the numbers of psychosocial questions was somewhat limited by the practical limits of time allowed by participating companies for enrollment of subjects and may be insufficient for some psychosocial variable domains.
Binding alone appears to be insufficient for activation.
However, due to the intrinsic limitations of the polymerase, we only achieved a sensitivity of 10,000 target molecules, which is insufficient for most practical uses.
